Dalmatian

Then the 1960, Walt disney's film 101 dalmatians brought unforeseen popularity to the unusual, sensitive, and friendly dog that had been all over look to four decades. Despite his name not a trace of them has been found and Dalmatia. He is a dog of very ancient origins one finds him represented Egyptian bas-reliefs and Greek Friezes. He was not classified as a parade however, until the 18th century when a very similar but now extinct breed, that Bengal done dog, was recognized in England. The dalmatian was also known in medieval times as an undistinguished hunting dog. On the other hand, the dalmatian is distinguished by the fact that he will follow his master constantly, whether he is on foot, horse back, or riding a bicycle. In 1800, in fact, he was known as the "promenade dog".

The Dalmatia and his muscular, fast, a tenacious, had an excellent guardian for the house, despite the fact that he is not a barker. He is versatile, intelligent, and easy to train and has been used with success as a sheepdog, a watchdog, and a performer in the circus. He is a faithful and amusing companion, but does not like to be treated severely. He has the asset of being by nature, a clean dog.

The Dalmatia and has a short dense shiny hair. His tail is sturdy but not long. It's narrows to a point and carried horizontally. That Dalmatia is white with well defined black markings. An interesting fact is that dalmatians are born comply white, and develop spots as they grow.